University of Leicester Publication

Publication, of the recent findings at Leicester University few weeks ago
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3361412/?tool=pubmed

 

Joe
thanks for the link...good find

tough reading but lots of gems "hidden" within

very interesting that damaging noise exposure (AOE for acoustic over exposure) lead to demyelineation of acoustic nerve (AN) fibers...isnt that like saying that the insulation has been stripped off of the wires that carry the signals!

im thinking this could be what leads to the "cross talk" between the fibers and nerves that stimulate each other to fire

and then theres that bit about the delay between the AOE, and, the changes that happen in the central auditory processing part of the brain....(is this the brain trying to re wire itself to compensate for damage in the cochlea?)

this tinnitus nightmare is very complex

guess we all gotta try and hang loose

best wishes
mock turtle

 

Aprreciate you posting this thanks Joe!